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Refugee Situation in Northwest Tanzania - Statistical Report
Sunday 22-Jan-2017
Age and Gender Breakdown by Hosting Location (Biometric Registered)
UNHCR Tanzania Identity Mng't and Registration
Population of Concern Distribution by Arrival Period/Hosting Location Pre-Influx Pop
Origin Country
Post April 2015 (Influx) Nyarugusu
Nyarugusu
Arrivals
Burundi Congo (DR) Rwanda Uganda Sudan Kenya Others
Nduta
Births
Arrivals
2,440 59,259 77 13 9 9 62
58,262 8,022 19 1 1 1 10
61,869
66,316 3,578 69,894
Total
3,318 260
Mtendeli
Births
94,344
Arrivals
1,862
49,572
94,344 1,862 96,206
Births
Pop of Concern (PreTransit Total Post April 2015 (Influx) Influx + Post April Center 2015) Arrivals Births
1,339
49,572 1,339 50,911
217,678
New Arrivals/ Births
212,871
Boimetric Reg
4,807
667 202,845 6,519 8,022 260 19 1 1 1 10
209,364 8,282 19 1 1 1 10
211,804 75.8% 67,541 24.2% 96 0.0% 14 0.0% 10 0.0% 10 0.0% 72 0.0%
667 210,899 6,779
217,678
279,547 100.0%
Pending Biometric Reg
131,763
Nyarugusu Camp (Pre-Influx + Influx)
96,206
Nduta Camp
50,911
Mtendeli Camp
667 279,547
Average Household (HH) size = 3.4; Average HH Size excluding HH size 1 = 4
48.5%
Lumasi Transit Center Total Population
51.5%
Place of Origin (Biometric Registered)
Source: UNHCR/GoT Registered
Burundians
Arrivals This month 1000
DR Congolese
850
800
637
600
459 299
400
494
524 396
424
604
571
598
564
461
440
688
816
642
513
484
462
383
259
200
49
22
4-Jan
5-Jan
36
25
24
20
12
12
33
26
19
0 1-Jan
3-Jan
6-Jan
7-Jan
8-Jan
9-Jan
10-Jan 11-Jan 12-Jan 13-Jan 14-Jan 15-Jan 16-Jan 17-Jan 18-Jan 19-Jan 20-Jan 21-Jan 22-Jan
67,442
79,711
87,363
96,514
107,496
114,427
122,116
128,346
132,957
136,786
140,413
143,014
145,932
150,053
158,240
Jun-15
Jul-15
Aug-15
Sep-15
Oct-15
Nov-15
Dec-15
Jan-16
Feb-16
Mar-16
Apr-16
May-16
Jun-16
Jul-16
Aug-16
100,000 50,000
180,786
50,030
150,000
170,002
200,000
217,678
Cumulative Arrivals (Month to Month) 205,964
250,000
2-Jan
May-15
Jan-17
Dec-16
(50,000)
Oct-16
-
Sep-16
33,193 67,325 32% 20,071 37,775 18% 8,122 15,773 7% 9,925 19,411 9% 7,879 15,168 7% 5,378 10,423 5% 5,220 10,365 5% 3,209 5,544 3% 2,927 5,227 2% 3,540 5,860 3% 1,952 3,745 2% 2,035 3,943 2% 618 1,191 1% 488 941 0% 539 923 0% 383 726 0% 182 307 0% 3,558 7,449 3% 292 564 0% 86 154 0% 9 16 0% 3 3 0% 3 6 0% 7 23 0% 8 8 0% 1 1 0% 103,243 109,628 212,871 100%
210
%
34,132 17,704 7,651 9,486 7,289 5,045 5,145 2,335 2,300 2,320 1,793 1,908 573 453 384 343 125 3,891 272 68 7 0 3 16 0
Apr-15
Origin Country Province Burundi Makamba Ruyigi Bururi Muyinga Rutana Cankuzo Kirundo Gitega Bujumbura Mairie Karuzi Bujumbura Rural Ngozi Kayanza Cibitoke Muramvya Bubanza Mwaro Congo DR Sud Kivu (ADM1) Nord Kivu Katanga Kinshasha Kasai Oriental Bas Congo Rwanda/Others Butare Others Uganda Others Total
The current Burundi refugee situation in Tanzania began late April 2015. The months that followed saw significantly high number of persons of concern arrivng in Tanzania, mainly through Kagunga, a tiny border village along Lake Tanganyika and other entry points in Kigoma region. The population was relocated to Nyarugusu camp, which was already host to 65,000 persons of concern, mainly DR Congolese. The camp quickly ran out of capacity to host the new population, prompting the opening of a new camp, Nduta, in Kibondo district on 07-Oct-2015. Nduta's capacity has been put at 60,000. Another camp, Mtendeli in Kakonko district, also began officially receiving refugees from Burundi on 14-Jan-2016. The two new camps will host Burundian refugees, while other nationals fleeing the Burundi situation, mostly DR Congolese will continue to be hosted in Nyarugusu.
For more information on the Burundi situation, visit http://data.unhcr.org/burundi/country.php?id=212
